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title: "Star Wars: Red Harvest Mass Market Paperback – February 28, 2012"
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# Star Wars: Red Harvest Mass Market Paperback – February 28, 2012

**Brand:** joe schreiber
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## Customer Reviews

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    Good, but far from the best...
  

*by S***. on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 21, 2021*

Decent thriller set in the Old Republic era, when a Sith Lord on Zyost is making deadly experiments with potentially doomsday consequences. (Spoilers to follow...)This book was a bit odd with the Biblical references, the author personifies the infection as sort of having a consciousness and will of its own, somewhat demonic, as it says to certain Sith students, "Let me in". Then the librarian dropped the phrase "Seek my face" several times... odd. Combining Star Wars with a zombie plague is possible, but the truth is I started to get a bit bored half ways through this book. I've seen enough Walking Dead etc. I don't come to Star Wars to read about endless zombies. Also, it most "undead" lore, zombies can be killed by decapitation or destroying the head/brain. That did not seem to be the case in this book. Which leads to my question, you can say that a force imbued infection reanimates dead bodies, but for any body to function it requires a nervous system, you can't move arms or legs or bite or turn your head unless there is a brain. Is the author suggesting more of a possession? Wherein the "infection" is a kind of demonic force that is running the body now? A bit confusing on the logic upon closer look.Okay, Kindra is the "perfect" feminist character, a sith acolyte who stands up to the boys and emasculates them with her intense warrior skills whenever they question her choices (hard eye roll). At least they gave her a suitable death, and she did demonstrate her darkside proclivity when she cuts her peers legs off at the calf muscles in order to save herself from the oncoming horde.Finally, Zo, (Hestizo) probably the chief protagonist, is arguably the weakest Jedi I have ever seen, I realize that her specialty was plant telepathy and botany, but she is basically a helpless captive the entire time and can't even defend herself against a (non force-using) bounty hunter with a spear! Zo was pretty pathetic and wound up strapped to a Dark Lord's altar prepared for sacrifice before it occurred to her to use the Force to fight back or attempt an escape. Feel bad for her brother, he seemed like a badass Jedi until he was sliced up the middle by Darth Scabrous...

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Fun and Different! Give It a Try!
  

*by A***N on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 11, 2013*

Don't pick up this book and not expect zombies and gore...I loved this book! It was fast-paced and exciting to read, and the implications to the overarching saga are subtle, but interesting. The Force is so present in this story that it is almost cerebral. Schreiber is a master of creating environments, and the planet Odacer-Faustin is creepy and stunningly visual in its layout. The Old Republic era is rich and full of possibilities, but I did not feel alienated by this story at all; I could jump right in. In many ways, this can serve as a jumping off point for new EU readers or those in-between stories or series.I love the personal journey of Hestizo Trace as she grows from secluded Jedi plant expert to battle-scarred action heroine. Her unique power, the ability to communicate with Force-sensitive plants, is a wonderful and essential element in this tale, and it increases the expanded universe's portrayal of Force objects and beings to include flora.The Sith students and their academy are interesting in that their ambition and lack of caring for each other seethes throughout every early training and conversation scene. This is not a school we'd want to attend with hazings, blackmail, and humiliation so great that some students quit or commit suicide. We get a few glimpses at the driving forces behind some of these Sith apprentices, and each one is fascinating enough to allow you to think that, had the sickness not taken them out, some powerful Sith lords could have developed on this planet. You care for a few of these students, even if they are evil - ones who are or have been shamed and are pushing themselves to do better. Darth Scabrous, the master of the academy, is based on an element introduced in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith in that he is obsessed with the concept of eternal life. This also connects the book to its predecessor, set shortly before the Battle of Yavin, in which it is revealed that Darth Vader was attempting to recreate some of what Scabrous and the ancient Darth Drear did before him. That bit of Sith continuity really makes this story fit into the grander universe even though it can stand on its own.There are twists and turns throughout the novel, and I won't spoil them. This is a quick and frightening read that is a great, mostly unrelated companion to the adventures of the Skywalker family. Hestizo Trace has an epic, one-book adventure full of Sith villains, kidnapping, violence and gore, fights, unusual friendships, talking plants, and an epic conclusion that includes a ritual sacrifice. In all, Hestizo gets a whole hero's journey in the novel. I found the ending satisfying and the tone just right: Not celebratory, but intimate. I would actually love to know about what happened next!**I just read a review in which the reader refused to call Hestizo a Jedi because she was a part of the Agricultural Corps and not the Jedi Order. The back of the book and the story, itself, indicate that Hestizo is there because of a special ability- not a lack of ability. It is obvious that Hestizo is a competent Jedi, as she is able to escape from being strapped to a stone slap using the Force only, but she has the extra power of plant telepathy. I've now read the novel twice, and other comments cannot convince me to see Hestizo as a screaming horror story victim. I see her as a very developed Jedi who possibly downplayed her warrior potential for the benefit of her telepathic powers... until this novel.

### ⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    What did I just read?
  

*by J***Y on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 27, 2023*

This is "Waling Dead" meets Star Wars, managed by "My teenage Sith Acadamy horror story". There is more gore and blood then actual Star Wars itself. Darth Scabrous is delusional and obviously is the worst principal, obsessed with power that he would create a virus to wipe out everything, turning other Sith into flesh eating zombies.Less than decent character development - You meet a character, you think there is more to their story, then they die. Well, then we didn't really need their name, and this happens a lot in the book.This makes the later seasons of Walking Dead somewhat bearable. The book has some great moments and is well written in that aspect, but when something evil infects something that is already evil, how much more can you go, really?This was the least favorite book in my Old Republic binge, and I wouldn't recommend kids reading it reads more like a gruesome zombie novel than actual Star Wars. It's just "meh".

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